Uranus and Pluto Are Aligning May 20 to Force Change, Says Astrologer Anne Nordhaus-Bike

CHICAGO - May 16, 2013 - PRLog -- Monday, May 20, “will see Uranus occupying the brash, energetic fire sign Aries, while Pluto sits exactly 90 degrees away in the sober, ambitious earth sign Capricorn,” Nordhaus-Bike said, noting that such positioning brings “challenges and clashes that force change.”

Uranus in Aries “is asking us to let go of false identities, borrowed goals, and outworn obedience,” she explained. “Now is the time we must dare to be different so we can examine who we really are (Aries), accept our genius and uniqueness (Uranus), and reclaim our freedom so we can express our true selves fully.”

Pluto in Capricorn “asks us to release all the clutter and corruption we’ve accumulated and all the people, places, and things that have lost their usefulness and simply weigh us down,” Nordhaus-Bike added. “Now is the time we must discipline ourselves to examine our true power (Pluto), our spiritual evolution, and our inner depths so we can embrace truth and re-invent all structures (Capricorn)—especially large institutions—to serve the highest good.”

Why these planets are clashing—and what we can do during this tumultuous time
The clash comes because “Uranus will make us want to rush forward to create quick change on the material plane, while Pluto will feel like an awkward slowdown, pulling our evolutionary quest inward to explore Pluto’s energy of destruction, evolution, surrender, and hidden power,” Nordhaus-Bike explained. “Given these conditions, our best course lies in taking innovative (Uranus) action (Aries) to understand our true identity and freeing ourselves from outworn personas or roles we have played to please others.”

Meanwhile, Pluto retrograde in Capricorn gives us an opportunity to take action on the inner plane. “We can ask ourselves, ‘What has become rotten and therefore ripe for transformation?’” she added. “In our personal lives, we can evaluate our true power and consider how to reclaim it if we have ceded it to others. We also can benefit from looking at all structures in our lives—from our houses to our bodies to our daily routines—to see what works and what needs renewal.”

For Nordhaus-Bike’s full analysis of the meaning of the Uranus-Pluto square and the change it portends, go to http://anbcommunications.com/blog/uranus-square-pluto-rou...

About Anne Nordhaus-Bike
Anne Nordhaus-Bike is president of ANB Communications, http://www.anbcommunications.com, a Chicago, IL-based art and communications company offering writing, astrology, art, mystical music videos, and short films “to help you live in harmony,” Nordhaus-Bike said.

Nordhaus-Bike's book, Follow the Sun: A Simple Way to Use Astrology for Living in Harmony, reviews each astrological sign, shares simple yet powerful ideas for making the most of that sign’s energies and opportunities, and shows how a public figure born under that Sun sign expressed its energies. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23NmwfL3GYc&feature=plcp.



She also is the editor-in-chief of an online astrology and art newsletter, Living In Harmony.

Nordhaus-Bike is a frequent public speaker on topics such as using spirituality to live in harmony and employing astrology for time management and better home decor.

Through her spiritual fusion consultations, she provides uplifting information and guidance to help clients harmonize and balance life on the physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual levels.

An accomplished musician and theatrical performer, in the past few years Nordhaus-Bike has focused her work in the performing arts on spiritual and mystical subjects and themes inspired by nature. Most recently, she has begun arranging and composing music and combining it with spoken word, photography, and visual art.

Her work has been recognized with six Apex awards from Communications Concepts Inc., a Washington, DC-area communication and journalism think tank, and one award from the Illinois Woman’s Press Association. In 1997, she was added to the “Wall of Fame” of the National Women’s Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls, NY.

Nordhaus-Bike is an alumna of the University of Chicago and lives in the Clearing/Garfield Ridge community of Chicago.

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